Small Business Environmental Assistance Program: Air Quality Research Program

The Small Business Environmental Assistance Program helps small businesses with permitting assistance, emission calculations, technical issues, regulator interpretation, and pollution prevention techniques.

• Eleanor Divver ([email protected]), Business Assistance Coordinator: (801) 536-0091
• Call Toll Free: (800) 270-4440
• TDD Number: (800) 346-4128 or 711

Small Business Technical Assistance

Technical Support

• Emission Calculations
• Pollution Prevention Techniques
• Technical Issues
• Understanding the Regulations and How They Relate to You

Onsite Consultations

• Contact Eleanor Divver ([email protected]): (801) 536-0091

US EPA Information

• Applicability Determination Index—EPA Database of Memoranda
• Coatings Alternatives Guide (CAGE) Software
  Designed to recommend low-emitting alternative coatings technologies to coatings users.
• Emission Factor Information
• Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT) Standards
• Solvent Alternatives Guide (SAGE) Software Designed to provide recommendations for solvent replacements in cleaning and degreasing operations.
• Unified Air Toxics Website—NESHAPS

Other Clean Air Act Section 507 Programs

Ombudsman Services

Contact Eleanor Divver ([email protected]): (801) 536-0091

• Business Association Liaison
• Complaint Research and Resolution
• Policy Awareness and Education

Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP)

Advises and monitors the program.

Frequently Used Links

• DEQ Business Assistance
• Dust Control and the Aggregate Industry
• Hazardous Air Pollutants and Small Business
  Links to EPA Websites for dry cleaning, wood furniture finishing, and others; including downloadable forms designed for Utah.
• Permitting Costs
• Permitting Forms
• Utah Air Rules
• Utah Environmental Laws and Rules

Other Assistance Centers

• The National Environmental Compliance Assistance Clearinghouse
• Small Business Gateway
• Technology Transfer Network—Air Toxics Website
  
  • Fact Sheet

SBEAP News

• Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) has been Removed from the List of Hazardous Air pollutants (HAPs)